A rare Belemnite find in Lincolnshire Limestone Formation

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Read an article from YGS President Paul Hildreth about a recent find of a rare belemnite fossil in the Lincolnshire Limestone Formation

The fossil was found in a thin silty clay band in the lowest part of the geological succession exposed in the group of now disused quarries north Kirton Lindsey in North Lincolnshire.

It was extracted during a Hull Geological Society field trip to Manton Quarry (SE 938 027), which was led by the author in 2014. Despite several more visits to the same section, no other specimens have yet been found.

Read the article here.

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